22nd February 2019

Llangrannog Beach Cardigan Bay

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Llangrannog Beach fron Sea Cardigan Bay by Janet Baxter

Llangrannog is an excellent beach all year round. Popular with families, surfers or just for relaxing and watching the world go by from the many excellent cafes and pubs. You can choose from traditional pub food overlooking the sea, or home made ice cream at the beach cafe. From the main beach at Llangrannog it is possible at low tide to walk round to the second beach, or or by the cliff path which climbs by steps next to the Quay Café at any time.
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Ynys Lochtyn Headland nr Llangrannog by Janet Baxter
A circular
walk can be followed around the headland of Ynys Lochtyn. The Ceredigion Coast Path comes into Llangrannog from Penbryn by dropping down right to the beach. The views along the coast are some of the best in west Wales.

Very often when you see images of Cardigan Bay it is photographs of Ynys Lochtyn headland a short walk from Llangrannog village which are used. This rocky, grass topped headland jutting out into the bay is an extraordinary spot from which to enjoy the full sweep of the Cardigan Bay coastline. Standing at the end with the seals – and sometimes their pups – below, the bay wraps around you and the sky and sea meet to give you huge and beautiful space to relax on your holiday or west Wales coast walk.

Facilities at Llangrannog

Awards

Seaside Award

Bathing

Yes

Type of Beach

Sandy

Café

Yes

Car Park

Yes

Sea Angling

Yes

Toilet + Disabled

Yes

Dogs

No*

Disabled Access

No

Pub serving food

Yes

Comments

A bus is available between the top car park and the beach during the summer

* Dogs are prohibited from sections of certain beaches between
1st May and 30th September under the local byelaw.
The restrictions
do not apply to a guide dog accompanying a registered blind person.